Sentence examples for challenges to integrating from inspiring English sources

Remnick correctly cites serious challenges to integrating Arabs into Israel's economic and social life and to reducing discrimination, but he does not acknowledge the recent progress of Israeli Arabs.

If you're stuck on the buy-versus-build question, first realize that while there are challenges to integrating technology built by someone else, building it yourself is always a bigger effort than the engineers think it will be.

The ICU environment presents many challenges to integrating an EHR given the vast amounts of data recorded each day, which must be interpreted to deliver safe and effective care.

There are many challenges to integrating ultrasound into medical education including identifying appropriately trained faculty, access to adequate resources, and appropriate integration into existing medical education curricula.

The challenges to integrating data from fields like genetics, paleoecology, archaeology, and paleontology are exacerbated by the lack of living analogues for Late Pleistocene animals, plants, and ecosystems.

The individuals we identified as having regional or international influence in the field of HIV/AIDS have the ability to leverage an increasingly conducive funding environment and a growing evidence base to address the policy, programmatic and operational challenges to integrating family planning with HIV/AIDS.

This challenging scientific and policy platform faces new challenges to integrate other partially or nonflow-related environmental factors that can limit the ecological outcomes of purely hydrologic restoration.

There are a variety of challenges to integrate high levels of VRE into electric power systems.

We identify the essential properties and corresponding research challenges to integrate the QoS + parameters into trust and reputation systems.

Estuarine ecosystems are complex and present many challenges to integrate management ofecological and social dimensions present at any one place [35].

Dale Shaner's (USDA, USA) perspective summarized the obstacles to weed resistance management by setting future research challenges to integrate our understanding at different scales.